Diversas investigaciones resaltan que la pobreza infantil afecta el desarrollo de los niños y niñas de manera transversal, teniendo consecuencias en su escolaridad, salud, posibilidad de generar ingresos, entre otros problemas para su futuro. Está ampliamente demostrado que económica y socialmente, resulta mucho más costoso reparar los daños de la pobreza infantil cuando provoca consecuencias en la edad adulta, que prevenirla, y en España este problema afecta a casi un tercio de los niños y niñas, por lo que es un problema estructural de la sociedad en su conjunto, y no solo de las familias vulnerables. ¿Cómo podemos prevenir esto? ¿Qué medidas concretas existen en otros países? ¿Cómo podemos incluir a la infancia en el nuevo contrato social?

Why does child poverty in Spain affect a third of children, what does it mean, how does it affect children's lives and why is it a problem that should concern us all?

Chronicle of the dialogue organised on the occasion of the launch of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network's (SDSN) Sustainable Development Report 2022 on 13 June. A new appointment of the Dialogues for the Day After, the series of open conversations and activities that we are promoting throughout 2022 in order to promote a new social contract.

Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Seville, Valladolid, Vitoria-Gasteiz and Zaragoza are the Spanish cities selected by the European Commission to be part of the mission to achieve climate neutrality by 2030. All of them participate in the initiative launched by El Día Después last year, citiES 2030, for the acceleration and implementation of this mission in Spain.

El Día Después has been chosen as the winner of the go!ODS recognition in the category of Alliances to achieve the SDGs (ODS 17), in the third edition of these awards promoted by the UN Global Compact Spain and the Rafael del Pino Foundation.

Is it possible to tackle the causes of poverty from its roots, this is, from childhood? Is the prevention of poverty economically sustainable? In this agora, we talk about predistribution, equity and inclusive growth. n este ágora hablamos de predistribución, equidad y crecimiento inclusivo.

How to take advantage of school environments, their capillarity in cities and their educational and neighbourhood value as axes to promote the regeneration and urban transformation of Spanish cities.

The four cities join the institutional declaration "Climate Neutral Cities in 2030", in an event held in Valladolid and chaired by the Third Vice-President and Minister for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, Teresa Ribera.

Is it possible to harness the green transition to create sustainable and fair jobs? Reflections on the gaps, challenges and opportunities of green employment for vulnerable groups in Spain.

The mayors of the four cities sign, together with the vice-president Teresa Ribera, a declaration to implement in Spain the European mission to reach 100 climate neutral cities by 2030.

What do less populated territories need in order to ensure the development of their inhabitants? Chronicle of the dialogue on territories and people held on the 7 July 2021.

Challenges, knowledge, learning and projects shared between diverse cities with a common goal: to achieve healthy and climate-neutral cities in 2030. Chronicle of the dialogue of July 7 in Soria.

The importance of building a shared space in which to negotiate our future, through dialogue and democracy. Chronicle of the dialogue held on July 6 in Soria.

A new social contract, the key to post-Covid regeneration. Chronicle of the 6 July dialogue on how to reform capitalism for the common good.

Collaboration as a key to dealing complex problems. Chronicle of dialogue on capitalism and well common on July 6 in Soria.

A brief chronicle of the opening session of the Dialogues for the Day After

You have little time? Here is a unique chronicle of the first face-to-face sessions organized by El Día Later in Soria from July 5 to 7, 2021.

It has been a year since El Día Después started. An unforgettable time in which we have built, created, talked and lived many things. Join us in this review of what has been.

El Día Después appears before the Joint Committee that coordinates and monitors the Spanish strategy to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals

On 16th February, the City Transformation Community of El Día Después organised a multi-stakeholder workshop in order to identify what opportunities and barriers exist nowadays to generate a much more decisive push for energy communities.

Chronicle of the workshop held on February 23, 2021 on changes and trends in consumption and access to services, organized by the community Inequality and the New Economic Model

What are the keys and aspects that condition the future of work today? What are the challenges that youth see in the future of work? On January 21, 2021, we brought together young people and experts to discuss how to build a future in which youth can develop their full potential.

The interventions in the last agora of 2020 organised by the El Día Después platform to reflect on these times have shown that this crisis still offers us the opportunity to regenerate the damaged economic, social and environmental fabric.

Report on the workshop organized by the Inequality Community of El Día Después on 4th November to discuss impact and sustainable investment.

A report of the official parallel event of the United Nations High Level Political Forum, organized by the governments of Spain, Costa Rica and Vietnam, in collaboration with El Día Después.

On 9th July, the Inequality and New Economic Model Community of El Día Después organized an agora on the need to have a new social contract for companies that guarantees economic reactivation that is just and sustainable after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cities are facing important challenges, especially after the COVID-19 crisis. We know that data and artificial intelligence represent an opportunity to design and transform more sustainable and resilient cities. However, there are risks and dilemmas.

Experts and political leaders discuss the challenges of the new urban mobility caused by the pandemic.